Washing machine is modern day boon as it can easily wash clothes in a matter of hours, and it takes the load! Moreover, you do not have to injure or tire your hands for furious process such as washing clothes. The latest technology used in washing machine is immensely advanced and it can also do a world of good with what is known as precise cleaning. But on the flip side, the technology and multiple settings in the washing machine of home appliances brands in India can also send a few users into a tizzy. So here we are decoding the various washing settings in your washing machine so you do not have to pull out your hair!
Normal Wash: As the name suggests, this setting is most ideal for washing basics and linens (T-shirts, jeans, underwear, socks, towels and sheets). To give a deep clean so you remove the dirt and grime, use hot water and strong tumbling speeds as more the rotation, the more the clothes get effective cleaning.
Quick Wash: Whenever you are in a hurry to wash a small load of clothes which can once again include your daily clothes then this setting works best. The advantages is the shorter cycle which is like 15-30 minutes of burst makes the clothes spin faster which also means less drying time.
Pre-Wash: Best for clothes that have stains. In this selection for wash, you’ll add a soak to the start of your cycle. The only caution you need to take is putting detergent in both the detergent and the pre-wash trays.
Permanent Press: They can be very effective in removing wrinkles in button-down shirts and pants. With the use of warm water in this setting, the clothes literally are relaxed (so are the creases) while a slow spin helps keep new ones away.
Heavy Duty: If you got really dirty casual clothes, the heavy-duty mode is the best bet. Use hot water, an extra-long cycle and high-speed tumbling to really give clothes a scrub.
Delicates: Basically the unmentionable, sweaters and nightwear are usually put for wash in this setting. Use cold water and a short, slow cycle.
Delay Start: When you are aware that you won’t be home whilst the cloth is being washed and you cannot rotate your wet clothes from the washer to the dryer on your own. Set the timer based on the time you will be out of home for.
Temperature: Now this is something of a refresher course for cleaning clothes regardless of the brand of the washing machine. Take it as a rule of thumb that hot water/temperature is best for whites and cold is best for colors. It must be noted that hot water can cause clothes to shrink and cold water may not always combat deep-set stains out. The warm mode is somewhat medium but you should still separate your clothes anyway.
So there you have it! Washing clothes just got easier!